Tag Archives: Craig Childs

There Is Only One Way Out

Posted on June 21, 2013 by judyrobbinsart

We can’t say we haven’t been warned. The ranger, a woman who would be considered elderly anywhere else wears her uniform with authority. She lists the reasons we should consider carefully before descending the trail to the Cliff Palace in … Continue reading →

Posted in Southwest, Uncategorized | Tagged "House of Rain", aging, Ancient Pueblo Peoples, Cliff Palace, Colorado, Craig Childs, memoir, Mesa Verde National Park, nature, southwestern states, Tourism, travel | 12 Comments

Water Finds The Empty Places

We lived below a mountain in a small village in New Mexico on what was once river bottom. The river had long ago become shallow, tame, lowered into the high banks that we would carefully walk down to dip our … Continue reading →

Aside | Posted on April 7, 2013 by judyrobbinsart | Tagged arroyos, Craig Childs, descansos, drowning, flood, memoir, mesas, monsoons, mountains, nature, New Mexico, outdoors, rain, Rio Grande, rivers, sangre de christo mountains, Southwest, village, water | 16 Comments

Tag Archives: Craig Childs

There Is Only One Way Out

Water Finds The Empty Places

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